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Three cubes of sides 1,2,3 cm are at constant temperature of `100^(@)C`. Then the amount of heat lost per second by them are in the ratio

A

`1:8:27`

B

`27:8:1`

C

`1:4:9`

D

`9:4:1`

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The correct Answer is:
C

`R_(1)=sigmaA_(1)T^(4)`
`R_(2)=sigmaA_(2)T^(4)`
`R_(3)=sigmaA_(3)T^(4)`
`R_(1):R_(2):R_(3)=A_(1):A_(2):A_(3)`
`=l_(1)^(2):l_(2)^(2):l_(3)^(2)`
`=1:4:9`
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